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North Korea missile could put Guam in range as Kim rebuffs Trump outreach: expert

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North Korea's intermediate-range missile test puts Guam and parts of Alaska within range, an expert says, as President Trump touts his relationship with Kim Jong Un.

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  • Reported by Fox News and published Sun, 04 Oct 2026 21:08:50 UTC.

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